Consequence of Sound — Bluesy garage misfits take their rock and roll roots to the woodshed. more info

Topix — The JJR are from London, but these latter-day Blues Explosion disciples are dripping in America's greasiest traditions: rock & roll, blues and rockabilly, all with punk throttle and sneer. more info

DrownedInSound — We ranted on about the politics of Tramlines last time. Now we can get to the important stuff - namely, that you could see Alessi’s Ark, Best Friends, Brown Brogues, The Crookes, Department M, Cheatahs , Deaf Club, Dutch Uncles, Sam Forrest, Friend... more info

Guardian Music — Electric Ballroom, LondonJim Jones is trying to quiet the Camden Town crowd. "Imagine," he tells them, "you're a teenager having sex in your bedroom and you don't want your mum to find out." In that sentence is captured the essence of his Revue: Jone... more info

Guardian Music — (PIAS)Jim Jones first surfaced in 1989 with Thee Hypnotics, black-leather-clad Stooges fanatics who spread fear and feedback among Paisley-shirted indie wimps. The Stooges remain in the Revue's DNA 23 years on, but these untamed fortysomethings dip i... more info

DrownedInSound — There’s still an over-riding sense that these tracks are waiting to be heard on stage before they can truly take flight, but there’s still plenty here to suggest that The Jim Jones Revue are more than beefed up rock and roll revisionists. R... more info

Guardian Music — Kieran Yates hosts a bumper-packed pod of noise.The Jim Jones Revue reveal their choice of the five wildest rock'n'roll records of all time, whilst Swedish indiepopper Jens Lekman explains why he's just so adorable.And in Singles Club we hear new tra... more info

Altsounds — 2011 was another stellar year for The Jim Jones Revue. The band kicked off 2010 with the Big Day Out festival in New Zealand and Australia, were nominated for Best Live Act at the annual MOJO Magazine awards, played two US tours, which included a mem... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin Dan Coxon: The new album sounds like the perfect soundtrack to a barroom brawl, preferably filmed by Quentin Tarantino. Do you have to work hard at getting that kind of intensity on the record, or... more info

VH1 Blog — Why are British musicians so good at revivalist music? It’s a question we pondered as we watched London’s Jim Jones Revue tear up the stage at the Ed Sullivan Theatre yesterday on The Late Show With David Letterman. The band considers itself a pr... more info